This post is part of a series called Cynthia Mullins' Ultimate Heights Restaurant Guide ⋆ In many ways the Heights has the look, feel, and southern charm of New Orleans’ beautiful Garden District. It makes sense then, that it would have the food to match. Here are a few Heights spots I’d recommend if you’re…
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With our home and, more importantly, our heart in the Heights, we naturally love everything about this area. One of our favorite pockets of the Heights though is Sunset Heights, the northern portion of the Greater Heights area. We can’t get enough of Sunset Heights, and are so proud to have the opportunity to present…
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Boulevard Realty is proud to partner with LUSH Highland Village, a purveyor of organic handmade bath products known for their ethical buying/manufacturing practices and social activism, for our “Be at home. Be someone.” campaign of gift giving this month. At Boulevard Realty, we believe that the true meaning of the word “home” lies in the…
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This post is part of a series called Homes That Make Us Happy We recently came across a thought-provoking article by Jacoba Urist called The Psychological Cost of Boring Buildings. The article explains how scientific evidence shows that living and working in or around architecturally interesting buildings and varied, vibrant urban settings (read: no zoning) can lead…
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This post is part of a series called Cynthia Mullins' Ultimate Heights Restaurant Guide ⋆ Whether you’re looking for Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese or even Indian, the Heights has you covered. Delicious stir-fries, sushi, pho, and more can all be found in the Heights. Here are some of my personal favorites. Asian Asia Market Thai…
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This post is part of a series called Cynthia Mullins' Ultimate Heights Restaurant Guide ⋆ From gastropub to gluten-free, the Heights has a great selection of American dining options. Here are some of my favorite picks, new and old, for food that makes us feel right at home. American Alice Blue 250 W. 19th St….
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This post is part of a series called Homes That Make Us Happy We recently came across a thought-provoking article by Jacoba Urist called The Psychological Cost of Boring Buildings. The article explains how scientific evidence shows that living and working in or around architecturally interesting buildings and varied, vibrant urban settings (read: no zoning) can lead…
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This post is part of a series called Cynthia Mullins' Ultimate Heights Restaurant Guide ⋆ As a proud Heights resident, there are too many reasons to count why I love calling the neighborhood home, from its walkability to its fantastic schools, and everything in between. But one thing that makes living in the Heights a…
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Guest Post by Thomas: Food trucks hit the mainstream a few years back and the boom isn’t over. There are new chuck wagons gassing up every day in Houston with cheesy puns for names branded on all sides. How are we supposed to keep up especially when they’re on the move at the drop if…
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Guest Post by Thomas: Yeah yeah, we all like the beef fajitas at Pappasito’s and who doesn’t ask for a straw when the waitress at Chuy’s brings you a bowl of Jalapeno Ranch? Chain Tex-Mex joints are top-notch, consistent, and appeal to the widest demo they can, so it’s no wonder there’s a Torchy’s trending…
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